Elyria officers fired over excessive force cases
Elyria Police Chief Rodger Griffith says officers must meet high standards for proper use of force. Garrett Longacre and Richard Walker Jr. were fired after witnesses testified to a beating of a handcuffed suspect, Richard Hogan, with no video evidence available.
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Icare for the Black River’s future local plea
A resident voices concern over the Black River protection in Elyria and nearby Carlisle Township noting lack of regulations, potential air and water impacts, and calls for community action to balance growth with environmental safeguards. The letter urges civic awareness and practical steps to preserve local ecosystems and wildlife.
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Community urged to support Black River effort
Vivien Jamison writes urging residents to back Elbert Construction Kasper Corp and local politicians to show the Black River area that the community cares about its future and the children.
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Politicians' decisions leave readers with questions
A slate of debated moves draws scrutiny of Congress actions from the balanced budget amendment to campaign financing reform and term limits. The piece highlights figures like Mr. Barry of Blue Cross and policy debates touching Clinton Gore Iraq oil prices and legislative pay.
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Letters to the Editor Guidelines for The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram invites letters to the editor and reserves editing rights for brevity accuracy and clarity. Include signature full home address and telephone number. Mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036 Fax 329-7272 or email macronel treenet lorain oberin edu.
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Supreme Court Backs Landowners in Endangered Species Case
The Bennett v. Spear decision marks a landmark 9 0 ruling by the Rehnquist Court, granting landowners standing to sue when federal enforcement of the Endangered Species Act causes economic harm. It curbs unfettered regulatory power and requires consideration of economic impact in habitat designations. Justice Scalia writes for the Court.
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Gore China trip ignites questions on money and principle
Cal Thomas recalls Al Gore’s China visit amid allegations of influence money and press restrictions. The column questions whether Gore would shift stance on environment if campaign cash flowed, citing Tiananmen references and a toast to Li Peng.
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